Police officer suspended amid gambling collusion probe
Police Chief Ball suspended Officer Tom Grant awaiting investigation after grand jury testimony linked policemen to gambling rooms and possible collusion. Witnesses named Grant, he denied the charges, and the board will hear further testimony as the case proceeds. Colonel George M Napier received a gold past master jewel from Warren lodge in Monroe Ga for his decade as lodge master.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Grant
Ball
Grand Jury
Eiticer Grint
Grant
Police Board
Police
Swat
Gambelling Rooms
Board of Police Commissioners
Napier
Monroe
George M. Napier
Warren Lodge
Walker
Mepier
Jeland Lodge
South
Death of Aleri Morrison in Atlanta
Aleri Morrison, son of Bishop and Mrs C Morrison of Louisville, died at Dr R R Kime's residence in Atlanta after pneumonia and a failing heart. He had been visiting over Christmas, studied at Wofford College, and was to graduate next June. Survived by parents and two brothers Harry Morrison at Michigan and Horace Morrison in Louisville. Funeral plans pending word from Harry Morrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aleri Morrizon
R R Kime
Jackson Street
C. Morricon
Louisville
Kime
Atlanta
Ins
Harry Morrison
University of Michigan
Horace Morrison
Morrisan
Morrison Wis
First Methodist Church
Expert cutting and design in fine ring and brooch settings
Expert cutting and graceful harmony in combining stones yields finger rings and brooches marked beauty and style. Med BiXnbuc, $ White od'?
Funeral of C C Wallace Engineer Falls in Rail Disaster
The funeral of engineer C C Wallace, killed in last Saturday night's Southern railroad wreck, was held at Trinity church at 2 20 pm. The body was placed in the receiving vault at West view cemetery. Attended by Knights of Pythias, Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, and Junior Order of American Mechanics with pallbearers from all three orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westview
C C. Wallace
Southern Railroad
Trinity Church
A.S. Bradley
Westview Cemetery
Wallace
Knights of Pythias
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Order of American Mechanics
Nordica's Companions on Her Recital Tour
Mme Nordica travels in luxury for a long North American and Canadian recital tour. Her private car Brunnhilde carries two sisters, accompanist Romayne Simmons, manager London G. Chariton, and dachshund Tuffy presented by the Bavarian prince regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme W Nordica
Canada
Brunnhilde
Tolesin
Mme, Nordica
Baldwin
Boston
Walker
New York
Romayne Simmons
London
G. Chariton
Tuffy
Bavaria
Wagner Theater
Munich
Mme
Nerdica
Elsa
Nordica
Meck- Tenburg
Reighing House
Dresden
Royal
Saxony
Mme Nordica
Worth
Paris
France
New Soldiers' Home May Be Built of Brick
Trustees at the state library annual meeting favor building the new soldiers' home largely of brick. They instructed the building committee to call for bids and to proceed with construction as funds permit, with brick preferred if affordable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Library
Bruce & Morgan
Buila
W. T. Calhoun
W. H. Harrison
Amos Fox
James L Wilson
Board of Trustees
WL Calhoun
W T. Gary
W H. Harrison
Home
James L. Whilson
John C. Armistead
BR Hotherby
J. Pinckney Thomas
J. M. Terrell
H. H Perry
Burke County
Deshoun
H Ell
W. EF. E . Wiley
F. Jenking
Charle Philips
C. M Wiley
J. €. Mastin
W. Beers
H H. Perry
S. W
F. Daley
John Triplette
Thompson’s Hotel
Marlette Street
Atlanta Man Stricken by Yellow Fever in Mexican Railroad Camp
News reaches Atlanta of Will J. Cox an Atlanta contractor contracting yellow fever in a Mexican railroad camp where 800 workers were housed. About 300 of the workers including many Mexicans have died. Cox is reported out of danger. His father Col J E Cox of the sheriff’s office relays the tale along with notes on Alvin Cox and Miss Jimmie Cox’s recent illnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will J. Cox
Atlanta
Mexico
J. E. Cox
Sheriff
City of
Mr. Cox
Western and Atlantic Railroad
Hager
Atlanta, Knoxville and Northern Railroad
Alvin Cox
Colonel Cox
Mangum Street
Jimmie Cox
Military Colonel Resigns Over City Merchants Attitude Toward Troops
Colonel Park Woodward of the Fifth regiment infantry requests retirement from state service, citing discouragement from Atlanta merchants who pressured workers to quit or avoid military duties. His retirement follows delays for a new lieutenant colonel and aims to allow Captain Harry W Anderson to assume command. No successor chosen yet. several prominent citizens discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Park Woodward
Fifth Regiment Infantry
Woodward
Cupford J. Anderson
Woolward
W A Patton
Rome
W H. Shearer
Harry Ww. Anderson
Atlanta
Dalton
Whitehall Street paving to move forward in city plan
Whitehall street work progresses near Brotherton as city and county crews repair curb lines raise several houses and widen the thoroughfare. Asphalt paving planned from Windsor street to the viaduct with $38,125 set for pavement and contributions from street railway, property owners, and the city. The project aims to modernize the main street and extend paving toward Peachtree street with broader future improvements across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitehall Street
Brotherton
Pair Street
Garnett
Brotherton Street
Ltreet
Grotherton Street
Green Roberts
Whitehall and
Fair Streets
Clayton
Whitehell Street
Central Railroad
West End
Peachtree Street
Ellis Street
Buckhead
East Point
Hast Point
Peachtree Road
Mayor Mims Responds To Atkinson On Age Respect
The mayor, questioned about Mr. Atkinson’s claim that he bears responsibility for stalled negotiations with utility firms over a 2 percent gross receipts payment, deflects with humor and says little more. He praises Atkinson’s respect for age and hints further discussion is unlikely soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Atkinson
Mims
Atkinson
Ace
Epend
Lockjaw death after accidental gunshot near Greenville
Emmett Calhoun of Greenville Georgia died at St Josephs infirmary from lockjaw following an accidental shoulder wound while hunting with his brother on December 26. The 17 year old was flown to Atlanta for treatment and appeared to recover before rock-in attack worsened his condition. He died yesterday morning as his father John C Calhoun accompanied the remains to Greenville for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmett Calhoun
Greenville
St. Josephs Infirmary
Lockjaw
Emmett
Atlanta
John C. Calhoun
Knott & Awtry Shoe Co Hosts Second Elegant Dinner
The Knott & Awtry Shoe Company held another elegant dinner for its 113 employees at the Aragon, the second such event in twelve months. The firm and its leadership including George E. Knott Joseph W Antry W H Zachry and S Hartman were praised for generous spirit toward employees patrons and the public, seen as bringing the retail house to the forefront of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knott & Awtry Shoe Company
Aragon
George E. Knott
Joseph W Antry
W. H Zachry
S Hartman
Messrs
von Spencer
Frid
Stewart
Uanar Butts
Migs da Miter
Arrivals at the Aragon Hotel Include Notables from Several Cities
Among yesterday's Aragon arrivals are Mrs A L Mitchell and daughter from New Orleans, Mrs W E Garnett and Mrs Pierce of Columbus Georgia, Mr and Mrs Seth Moseley and maid from New Haven, Cap R H Milledge also from New Haven, F Washburne and R8 Stringfellow from Montgomery and Charleston respectively, H Van Smith from Charleston, H B Mathews from Omaha, Steve M Tate from Charlotte, John M Egan of Savannah, and A J Weisner from Richmond among others. Central of Georgia Railway publishes updated schedules with No 2 for Macon and Savannah at 7:50 a.m., No 92 solid Chicago to St Augustine at 9:00 a.m., No 22 local to Macon at 4:05 p.m., Dixie Flyer departs at 8:30 p.m., No 1 arrives 7:45 p.m., No 3 Dixie Flyer arrives 7:25 a.m., and local Macon service unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hotel Aragon
the Aragon
A L Mitchell
New Orleans
W. E Garnett
Columbus
Pierce
Seth Moseley
New Haven
Conn
R. H Milledge
F. Washburne
Stringfellow
Montgomery
Ala
H. van Smith
Harlestom
Fred A White
Charlotte
Louisville
Charles Ober
Baltimore
Neal
Richmond
Vandresser
Chicago
Tis
Mathews
Omaha
Neb
Steve M Tate
John M. Egan
Savannah
A J Weisner
Central of Georgia
Macon
Sayannah
Atlanta
Florida
St. Augustine
St Augustine
Pullman
St Louis
Jacksonville
Savanneah
The Chicago and Florida Limited Fast Vestibuled Dining Car Train
The Central of Georgia Railway presents the Chicago and Florida Limited, leaving Atlanta daily at 9:39 a.m. for Jacksonville arriving 7:50 p.m., St. Augustine 9:15 p.m., and Thomasville 5:10 p.m. The train offers Pullman sleepers, a dining car, and day coaches. For details contact Wall Street, Atlanta, Ga, or W. H. Fogg, traveling passenger agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago and Floridag Limited
Central of Georgia Railway
Atlanta
Jacksonville
St. Augustine
Thomasville
Pullman
Wallst
W. H Fogg
State supervision of trust company interests and officers
State supervision. Shenanigans of trust concerns. George M Brown presides as president with Eugene G Spalding as vice president and Joseph E Rost on as secretary and treasurer. Payne Tye serve as attorneys. Directors include Joseph A McCord John A Miller Eugene Spalding John Oliver Elijah A Brown John L Tye and George M Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Brown
Eugene G. Spalding
Joseph E. Roston
Treas
Payne
Tye
Joseph A. McCord
John A. Miller
Eugene
Spalding
John Oliver
Elijah A. Brown
John L. Tye
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Grime
Cook
Aleri MukinSon
Bishop
Morrison
RE. BE. Kime
Aleri Morrison
BiXnbuc
C.C. Wallace
Geo
Lowman
Empire Bldg
Savic Offigeio Linvoea
Aic Scited
Paek Woodward
Fifth
Georgia
Whitehall
Hautees
Zur
Men’s Outfitters
Whitewall St
New Department Shoes
Chamberlin - Johnson- DuBose Co
Usddel State Supervision
Geohaia Shiikas Baus & Trust CO
Fielder & Allen
Guifittera
O.s
Hess Shoes
Stuttgarver Underwear
Eiseman Bros
THE
Whitehall Street Clothiers
Alabama
Pryor Streas
Union Depot
Elseman Bros
Washington, D. C
Eiseman
Elserida
Baltimore, Md
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